a a
ion agreed to grant a pe ial
BO - The permit to Almetta Leonard
18 Ogden, for a one-chair
b auty al n at her residen e.
The commi sion also voted
to name L.P.I. Corporation 544
inth as an Industrial Develop­
ment OJ trict. E tablishing it
an industrial di rict is the first
tep in the company' attempt
to get a tax ab tement on
329 000 of improvement at
the plant.
Little id the improve-
ments will dO 28 ne jobs to
th 17-per on fum.
L.P.I. pecializes in electro­
static powder coating. The pro­
ce involve the cleaning, polish­
ing, and electro-statically paint-
ing parts. The company rve
the die casting nd metal stamp­
ing industries, said tittle.
The commi ion al 0 appro­
ved youth p rade and rally
for Full Go pel Tabernacle
Church 720 E. ain. The par­
de will begin at Highland and
Fair Ave . and end at Paw Paw
. nd ain St. near Morton
Par .
f'i
THE CITIZE
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SEPTE SER 16 - 22. 1985
ALK FOR HUMA DIG lTV - Over 75 peopl joined togeth r, Saturday, ug. 31, in the four-mil
for Human Dignity." The ,hich began at th Berrien County Courthou nt throu h
do to Benton Harbor, and ended at Jean Kloc P rk, rai ov r 1,000 for ti it' to celebrat
the birthday of the te Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King' birthday celebr tion in th ill b
capped by a January concert by th Twin Citie Symphony. King' birthd y becom
holiday in 1986. ROD Leuty photo).
,
� .
Coast Guard
boating class
ST. JOSEPH - An eight
le on Boating Skills and Sea­
manship course is being offered
by the St. Jo eph Flotilla of
the United State Coast Gu rd
Auxiliary.
Class will be held each
legal
•
REGISTRATION NOTICE
FOR
GENERAL ELECTION
TUESDAY, NOVEMB R 5, 1985
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF ALL
PRECINCTS OF THE CITY 0 B NTON HARBOR, IN
THE COUNTY OF BERRIEN, STATE 0 MICHIGAN.
ity commi ioners.
ording to Comm.
Charle Yarbrough head of
the commi . on's Personnel
Committee, the candidate
will be interviewed by the
committee nd recommen­
dation will be made at the
S pt. 23 commission meeting.
The pproved appoint e
will h ld the at until the
city commi ion's fir t meet-
ing in J nuary, here the
winner of the ovember
election will be installed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI\,;IEN THAT THE CITY
CLERK OF THE CITY OF BENTON HARBOR, ILL
BE AT THE OFFICE ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7,
1985. LAST DAY, FRO 8:30 A.M. UNTIL 5 P. .
THE 30TH DAY PRECEDING SAID GENERAL
ELECTION, AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 498. ACT
116 PUBLIC ACTS OF 1954 AS AMENDED FOR THE
PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE REGISTRATION
AND REGISTERING SUCH OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS IN SAID CITY OF BENTON HARBOR AS
SHALL PROPERLY APPLY THEREOF.
THE NAME OF NO PERSON BUT AN ACTUAL RESI­
DENT OF THE PRECINCT AT THE TIME OF REGIS­
TRATION AND ENTITLED UNDER THE CONSTITU­
TION, IF REMAINING SUCH RESIDENT, TO VOTE
AT THE NEXT ELECTION, SHALL BE ENTERED
I THE REGISTRATION BOOK.
MARGARET BOWMAN
CITY CLERK
The Citizen Adv. Sept. 16, 1985